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$4,000 LOST BY SPECULATION-SUTr TO RECOVER
TIE SECURITIES THREATENED AGAINST THREE
STOCK EXCHANGE FIRAS.
The New York Sun to-day says: Jerome L. Hill.
who has for some time been known in Wall street
as a rather dashing speculator, was with William
A. Lottimer and John BloodgOod, Of the nrm of
John Bloodgood Co., an executor OF the estate OF
the late William Lottimer, with whom Hill had
business Mr. Lottimer left very large es seo
and something like million and a half In securi-
ties was deposited with the Mercantile Safe De-
post Co. In the Equitable building, l2O Broadway.
subject TO the order OF the executors. II was de.
veloped last Friday, according TO the counsel for
his trust, and had appropriated some OF these Sc
curties TO his own use. By the order OF the other
executors, under the advice OF their counsel Mr.
tne vault was made, and 1t was found that securi-
ties OF the face value OF $50 0OO and Of the actual
value OF nearly ss75. 600 were missing 1t Was also
discovered that Mr. Hin had put up these bonds
as collateral In his stock SpeculationS with three
nrms OF brokers-L B. Newcombe & Co. OF Broad
street, lockwood & CrOsman or Exchange court
and Work, O'keere & Co. OF 6S Broadway. Legal
steps will be instituted against these rnis in the
hope OF recovering the bonds which have been
Ing Ill at his home In ionkers.
FATAL POISONING BY SAUsAGEs-Three children
OF Martin Dapp. a German shoemaker Of Harris
burg, Pa, have been poisoned by eating sausage
which their father purchased In the market. The
Youngest child, John, aged two years. died In two
hours and the others were saved after great dill
Guilty. The father, who took some OF the meat TO
MS shop for lunch noticed the queer taste and did
not eat IL. The sausage was purchased In Phila-
deiphia oy the man who sold 1t to Dapp.
He SHOT INTO CRowD.-Chas. Deyoe, riding In
street car In Brooklyn yesterday, was accoSted
by ana entire stranger who accused him OF being
Q spy, struck him violent blow in the face and
deealnped Devoe drew q revolver some minutes
later and nred among the crowd which collected,
imagining he saw his assailant. He shot man
named Malfert In the thigh The bystanders dis
armed MN. he was taken to the police station
and the wounded man to hospital
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RAILROADS.
DIkpNONT Air LIN.

DIkDNONT AIR LINZ
I: 80 A. Mast Tenn. Mall Daily Coz warrsnton.
Gordonsvie Charlottesville. Lynchburg aud stations
ssSsss s:ssag spr tns hs S s
S S,a, uNop,somery end New orieAnS- Pullman
sffpss * Ss NfT p ohsA s wae Char.
lottesville Gordonsytile stations Ches Ohio Routs
Lynchburs, Rocky Mount panvine and Stations be-
Charlotte, Atlanta. Birmingham. Monsomery. New
Orleans. Texas and California fullnsn sleepSr New
Atlantis to View orleans' and Mann Boudoir sleeper,
for Birmingham. Nicksburg aud shreveport solid
and q; route points sundays
2:3S 7. M.-baiiy except sunday for Manassas
through coach to @arrenson for fsuanier white sui
pnur Slrlngs Connects at Riverton With =. v. H. n
80 p M-western Express Daily for warenton,
Gordonsvlle. Chsrlottesyte. Louisville, Cincinnati
Route Puiiinsn Sleei.srs and solid Trains Mashins-
ton TO LSnsye also for Iynchburs, Bristol Chstia-
Points TRras faia MU's ss ss All wsshnssen y
nll:1oP MIsguthsra i .press Daily for Lynehbqrs.
AIKEN Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New orleans
ieNss and california Pullman seepers Washington
Montgomery 20 New Orleans. Pullman sleepers Wash
ing,on TO Apsus,a without chanzc;. also Pullman
Springs, daily except sunday.
Trans on wsshington aud Ohio division leave WASH
81 DAILY. arrive Round ii MP ~ sasdsf s ssa t3P
Returning leave Round iilll o :o5 A NJ Daily. and
! 30 p ss e,eeg' Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte DAN
and y i NJ: VIA East Tenn. prisiSi and lynch:
burg At lo:4? A NJ and = 40 r. NJ, via Ches aud
Shio Route and Charlottesville at 40 r. NJ; strAs-
Tickets Sleeping Car reservation and information
yanis avenue and At Passenger Station
Railroad 9th and streets lAs; /. TAYLOR,
-
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yAi Glue'' mends 'em.-Bosson Varieties

Eresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
ana delivered IN u 10. 'fWard" prints, 4Oc. per ID
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MIX
&C per quart
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Engraving on metal and wood. Monogrsm, and resss
on eeAls watches tewePy Card eugrsvinr S,rS1t
Ing. Seal engraving IN snits branches BooESnders
dies. Sosp dies and steel stamp cuttinT Rnhfer
Solo OF silver bullion cmbroidsrinx. Kexsas and a.
A n WILSON'S TURKISH DROPs.-IT IS
as TACT worth moving, and when known tn "a ~
% 1a that ~ Wilson's Turish Drops viii
rhoa, Cotc. Cramps, Cholera Infantun or sny sease
OF the stomach resulting In pain or uneasinsas For
oA0 80 N' NJ 1Y7.1ms
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YES INDEED,
We would not have the people rush through he
tSter fs s and into A.
ONE DAY ONLY.
NO indeed; We have bargains to offer you at all
t%ss sa8s. these sRs RH pA
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
J. NJ B,ts s, Boom No 800 ons plank road
the peoples interest rst last and ali the time. "
MEMS SUITS.
1E hER sSS Suit: reduced reduced to 1893 BED
RED suits suits reduced reduced to ss RED
LETTER ETfE 8 s S;. 1ssassa 9 LETTER
Gil. 80 Suits reduced to 6l035.
ss !, j g Letter hER
any ciothier to furnish duplicates
At the prices named.
RED BOYS SUITS. RED
LETTER Ages Ii to Is vears LETTER
SALE IS .12 Suits reduced to S461 SALE
$5.87 Suits reduced to IS %
$500 Suits reduced to $685..
$7.75 Suits reduced to S6.9S.
$500 Suits reduced to "a IS.
, ID Suits reduced to 97.SS.
LETTER ET5k suit suits strictly LETfsR
quality, handsome s,. n pattern :nd
perIect hitting. These the
Suits which set "O1d Fogy" agog
and made each particular hair
stand end"
RED CHILDRENS SUITS RED
LETTER Ages to IA. LETTER
SALE. 90 Suits reduced to al 80. SALE
S.. 80 Suits reduced to 1925
$:S Suits reduced to S2.70.
1928 Suits reduced to 1898
RED To put the whole matter in RED
LETTER nutshell, would state that LETTER
SALE every Mans Suit, every Youths SALE
Suit, every Boys Suit, every
Childs Suit have been marked
down, the regular price remaining
on the original ticket the reduc-
ton Oh tags marked with led.
VICTOR E. ADLRRS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING
HOUSE,
927 and 92o 18th Street n W.
Corner Massachusetts, Avenua
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
ty25 Open Saturday until IL p m
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1899 and 1a4l + St. and e43 Pa. ave.

For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
60 20 John K Kelly. stall 61S. 6;..J and GO Center
market. and %U6 ard PCS Northern Liberty market
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error asked for by Lawyer 8. K. Robbins
OF Camden. N. j.. counsel for Barclay Peak, the
allowed by Chancellor McGDl who has notifed
Mr.. Robbins OF his action. This now removes
Peaks case to the Supreme Court at its November
term for review, and necessarily pOstpones Peaks
execution, he having been sentenced to be hung
SPntRmhpf
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NILE. nj. j. PRAsp1
1909 STREET NORTHWEST.
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH
HAIR GOODS,
RUSSIAN BANGS. RHEA WAVES
Always in Order by Plain Combing.
Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingled. jy7.1m.
T AIDES SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED. DYED
IL aud lined at
MISS CUNNINGHAMS
1910 Sth street u. W. bet. and SITS
jy14-3m
A NTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB-
"A LISHMENT AND DYE WORKS, 90e q st. NV
Ladies' and Gentlemens Garments Of ell kinds
Cleaned and Dyed without being ripped. LADIES'
EVENING DRESSES speciality. Grease, vegetable
and other stains efectually removed by cole
brated dry process, when by us guaranteed
against moth. Blankets and Curtains Of all kiuds
cleaned reasonably Goods called for aud delivered
NO charge for storage. my11
MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY. $50 10Th ST NV,
III Makes Corsets to order in every style and mate
E1al. and guarantees perfect fit and comfort
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Handmade Underclothing, Merino Upderwesr
and finest imported Hosiery
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods
French Corsets and Bustles
Children's Corsets and a 81 Corset Miss HIS own
make) that for the price is unsurpassed.
NB.-Frcnch. German and Spanish spoken mrl4
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ONE HIGHwAYNAN ROBs Two MAI. CoACHRs-
The mail coach going and the one coming between
ahighwayman Friday night, and the mail pouches
were robbed OF their contents, with the exception
OF two registered packages, which escaped the no.
tice OF the rObber. The highwaynan stopped the
Incoming driver near where he was to meet the
outgoing coach. He kept him bound and gagged
until the other driver came up, when he also
stopped him. After despoiling the mail pouches
the robber mounted his horse and gallOped on.
The amount or his booty is not known.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The NeaIher.

Publications for ths "a hour, commencing AZ y, NJ
For the District OF columbia, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, and Delaware, local rains, southerly winds
becoming variable, slightly warmer.
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0RATEFUI-CONFORTIN0.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST,

by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
BY s:5efSl application Of ths tine PTopertes Of we'll
TABLES with delcately Favored beverage v6icS NAV
save IN many heavy doctors bills It Z BY the tud
may Be gradually built mp until strong enough to re-
sast every tendency to disease. Hundreds Of subtle
MalAdies floating around ready TO sttscf where
ever ;Ssrs week point We may escape many
pure blood and properly nOurished frame."-Cipti
Serpice Gazette. S''''
Nsde AMPLY with boiling water or milk. sold only
IN hAlfpound tins BY GEocers. labelled thus;
JAMES EPPs + CO. Homeopathic Chemists.
&24m.tuks Iondor r-,.ca
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LADIES GOODS.
MIDSUMMER BARaA1Ss.

perfect fit guaranteed Also full lire of Shoulder
Braces. Reform Waists. French Corsets and Bustles
selS-llms
MIDSUMMER BARGAINS
Being DESTROYS Of closing out our stock Of
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MILLINERY,
while there is still demand for it. offer Entire
Stock at greatly reduced prices
MRS NJ j. HUNT
1909 street nv.
SHADE HATS for watering places a speciRlty ty16
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SENATOR SHERMANS SUMNER TOUR-Senator Sher-
man Will leave Cleveland to-day for Montreal at
tor Puget Sound He Will be accompanied by con-
gresham GrOsvenor and Thompson, OF Ohio; ex-
congressman Townsend and Gen. j. s. Robinson
secretary OF State 1t IL possible that the trip NAV
be prolonged to Alaska.
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BLAINE on THE ENDoRsExENr OF sHrRMAN.-Tbe

BLAINE ON THE ENDORSEMENT OF SHERMAN-The
Toledo Blade says: ave know authOritattyely
that the matter or asking IN endorsement OF Sena-
TOR SherInan's Presidential candidacy at the Ohio
convention Was mentioned to Mr. Blaine prior to
his departure TO Europe, by prominent gentle
lively hope that the endorsement should be
given, and declared that Ohio owed 1t to the Sena-
Halstead The BLADE publishes telegram from
Representative BOutelle, OF Maine, denying the
report that he sent telegram to Toledo which
caused the withdrawal Of opposition to the Sher-
man endorsement resolution. He says he sent no
message OF any kind to Toledo.
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+ WALKERS SONS. 204 10TH ST NV
81 q Parchment Paper, Mortar Colon Charcoal lima
Poftlnnd and R. Top CemsptA &c,
Telephone el6-l2. IN
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WAL PAprRs
2. HANSON HISS CO.. SIS 18th s.. NV
Val Papers y oil grades,
Friezes ana Ceiling Decorations
Special attention given to Plain and Decorative
Painting.
Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds of In
terror Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection Of
goods is respectfully solicited. app
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HUMAN ArtiaclaI Eyes. Hempler,s. ave. con. q.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT on hOrse-fiy
nets horse sheets and lap spreads robes to close
out summer stock at TOphams, 1871 Pa ave. NV.
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A Tidal Wave i'm Mid.Ocean.
THRILLING EXPERIENCE OF THE PASSENGERS ON tn
STEAMER UMBRIA.

STEAMER CMBRIA.
The steamer Unbria, which arrived In New
York yesterday, had an experience with tidal
wave In mid-Ocean which caused quite a panic
among the passengers for short time, but none
was injured except Storage passenger Capt
McMiskan described it as hollow wave by which
he meant that the crest OF the wave was arched
forward by the velocity with which it was travel
ling. This crest came over the bows OF the ship
and tons OF water fell perpendcularly upon the
deck. The force and noise OF the blow were appal-
ling. IL was like terrific shock OF thunder ac-
coInpanied by u tremendous lurch of the ship and
crashing, grinding sound following the Shock
and the lurch. The re-hatch was crushed in
like an egg-sheli and part OF the steerage COM
partmenJ was deIuged with water.
one OF the passengers In an Interview In the New
YORK World to-day says:
II was wrecked on the Oregon about two years
ago. and certainly thought that all the scenes OF
that disaster, and perhaps worse than that were
going 10 be enacted. wondered whether the I'm.
br1d'5 back was broken. / can now hardly realize
That anything made by the hand OF man could
come safely though that experience 1t was
something awful. When we met the wave 1t was
Just getting daylight ALL the passengers were In
their births and many OF them were very sick
Directly they felt the shock OF the wave and heard
the water rushing down, men and women ran out
OF their rooms and huddled together in the saloons
Many OF them had only their night clothing on
assuring them that the ship was all right and the
worst was over, but 1t was sometime before COM
pete confidence was restored"
George G. Heller and brother OF this CITY, were
passengers On the Umbr1a, and describe the wave
as at least 90 feet high.
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GET THE Best
THE LEONARD DRY AIR CLEAyABLE REFRIa-
TRAITORS, made in hard wood ELEGANTLY
CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS CHARCOAL
FILLED, and ZINC-LINED: every part removable for
CLEANLINESS, all METAL SHELVES, AIR-TIGHT
LOCKS, IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION OF
DRY COLD AIR. aud nrst-class workmanship
throughout.
PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER GOOD BE
FRIGEkATOR IN THE MARKET
VIII HOEKE
apo sol Market Spacs
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NoKDEUTsCHER LLOYD 6. g. 90
Fast Express steamers
To Southampton Qsondon. Hsvre) Bremen
$50 : ~; kms. ST. Aug; Is, noon. Elder. We'd.
H Hu Sat- Aus. 81, IL SO p. m. ~- '''0 = M;
Comfortable st.tsroopa, excellent table luxurious
wszds berth, according 70 location ed cabin. s55A
Ds syaS ''sei - K = DkS6P. SIS Penn. ave.
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One thousand yards Crinkled Ginghsms (cash value
1910 reduced to7h. New Style Lawns, 5. French
Lawns, finest quality, worth 25, reduced to Is.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
Immense assortment of Dress Goods in Plaids
Checks, Stripes, and Fancy Styles cash value o. re-
duced to To- Remnants of Satnes; cash value 25 re-
duced to 10. Black Brocade Silk Grenadines: cash
value ST. reduced to so cents Fancy Silks cash value
So reduced to 37h. Black and colored Albatross
Elmer than nuns veiling wide double width pure
WOOL 3715 Beautiful Lawns, nearly one yard wide:
cash value 124, reduced to 8.
Cash Customers who buy So or over will receive q
pair Of HANDSOME DAMAsK TOWELS, worth 81
600 RRR TIT ZEE RRR ssss
g "A + pr E. RR
ooS ~ ( ( 4 ZEE Z + ssss
y11 I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST.
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PROPOSALS.
HEADQUARTERS U. 3. MARINE CORPS,
Ii QUAhTERMAsTER's OFFICE

HEADQUARTERS 2; 9, Marine CORPS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July %, 1887.
Sealed proposal for Stationery from regular dealers
only. Will be received at this Once until IL NJ on
AUGUST 25TH, 1887. and publicly opened immedi-
be present
Samples Of the stationery be seen. the Quantity
required ascertained and blank forms obtained upon
application to this Office.
This Office reserves the right to reject any and all
proposals not considered TO the Govern
ment, and to waive all defects Bids Will be received
for each article separately
,aroposs.s should De endorsed Proposals for Sta
master q. s. Marine Corps, Washington, D. c.
jy25-1aw4w
l. AND BOXES.
OFF1cR OF THE ENGINHER COMMISSIONER.
WAsHINGToE, D, c., July %, 1887.
Sealed Propoeals will be received at this once until
Twelve O'CLOCK NJ. OF THURSDAY. AUGUST
FOURTH. 1887, for furnishing and delivering LOO
stop Cocks aud 700 Stop Cock Boxes, more less.
Blank forms Of proposal and specifications together
ut this ofhce.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or parts
Of bids. WILIIAM LUDLOW
W2I-6t Engineer Commissioner.
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The BOulanger-Ferry Fight.

THE AFFAIR EXTENSIVELY DISCUSSED IN PARIS AND
TAKE PLACE.
Jules Ferry and Gen. Boulanger will meet on
the Swiss frOnties. The affair is extensively dis
cussed both in Paris and London. The calling OF
N. Ferry to account can hardly fail to check the
vulgar abuse which has been poured upon Gen.
Boulanger from all quarters, apparently for no
better reason than that he is too brilliant and ag-
greSs1ve soldier and statesman to suit the crowd
OF med10crtteS, who, since Gambetta's DEATH have
divided public attention among themselves with
out suffering too severely by comparison with any
genuine star OF the first magnitude, and who have
cherished the hope OF that comfortable state Of
things continuing. 1t is possible that the duel
may not come OF after all, but no doubt IS enter
tanned that 1t Will be fought within a few days
NJ. FerryS friends are trying to bring
about settlement. The generals friends, on
the contrary, are inclined TO let the meeting
take place, though they are somewhat anxious
as to the possible effect upon their herO'S pros
poets should the result be fatal to ii. Ferry
They have no doubt that Gen. BOulanger will
come out OF the ordeal unScathed, and with his
reputation for GOODNESS, bravery, and Skill en-
HANGED; but they realize that the tragic taking
on OF So prominent public servant as NJ. Ferry
would be used as an effective weapon against
French people. The duel win undoubtedly be
with pistols, as NJ. Ferry has the choice OF wea-
pons and is badly out Of sword practice NJ
Ferry'S seconds are absent from Paris, and he may
be Obliged TO appoint others or postpone the duel
until Tuesday,
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS

lIOOS LT jim 1SI11NUC.
j. B. LEpnEux Il BIO.
Formerly with p. Hanson Hiss Co.
A BIG BREAK IN THE PRICE OF WALL PAPER
For the next thirty days will sell all White Back
15c Papers for 10c per piece.
All SOC. Paper for :30c. per Iiece.
All toe. Paper for 40c. per piece 10inch Embossed
Gold Borders. 45c Other Paper in proportion.
All orders for work promptly executed
J. b. LEPREUX BRO. sos 9TH ST. sw
9TH street cars pass the door, my-e-3in
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ANOTHER DUEL IN PROSPECT.

NJ. Delafors denies that he made overtures to
Gen. BOulanger to head coup d'etat In favor OF
the restoration OF the French monarchy. He has
challenged N. Laur TO duel The Cassagnac-
Laur affair is f1aScO, the former refusing to light
unless Laur publishes the names OF the eighty-fOur
generals whom he alleges proposed the coup detat
to BOulanger.
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BASE BALL--The WashingtonS were defeated at
indianapolis Saturday by score OF 10 to 4; Bog
ton defeated Chicago z TO A; Pittsburg won from
Philadelphia 10 To 2, and the New Yorks were
beaten by Detroit TO 2. The Metroponrans de-
feated Brooklyn yesterday 10 TO 3.
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Sales of Real Estate.

J. NJ. Wheatley has bought, for 50, CO., OF Edward
Temple, sub lot IL, So. $50 fronting 97.OS3 feet on
Massachusetts, avenue, SO feet on Delaware avenue
and 90. 15 feet on street north.
Eliza b. Hirst has bought OF Nellie NJ Shepp for
5000 part 1, So 27s, fronting 2O1 feet ON Rhode
lsland avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUcrroN.-The val
uab!e business real property at the southeast cor
ner O pennsylvania avenue and nth street
northwest, Will be sold at auction Thursday next
AZ . Ociock Pa This IL the real estate On which
Pennsylvania avenue known as Uaryey's
restaurant Fun particulars OF the terms OF sale
are gwen IN the advertisement OF Chaplin Brown
column. -
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ELECTION OF DIRECToRs-The following board OF
directors OF the Potomac Insurance Company were
elected this afternoon: MeSSrS> NJ. j. Adler, W, s.
Cox, John II. Mcdaniel G. t. Dunlop Robert E.
Frey, Philip May, Louis Mackall, w. +. seymour
A. Peter, ID. NJ. Sweeney, Charles A. Buckley and
TnoInaS Knowles The election for officers OF the
company Will take place tomorrow afternoon.
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ARRESTS SATURDAY AND SUNpAY-Durtnp tho
forry-elght hours ending at O'Clock this morning
the police made l52 arrests Saturday the notice
made a raid ON hucksters peddlers and fruit-yend-
els Tor doing business Without a license and 81
sucn persons were arrested. There were only
arrests made under the police regulations and
rs arrests were made for drunkenness. This morn
Ing there were % men and women in the dock at
the Police Court.
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DISCOUNT SAFE
n. In 49, ralItnnA "a 20 u
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JUHN U. PCGH.-MT. JOHN y. Pugh
died suddenly on Saturday In his room at the In
ternatlOnal Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue. He
was found dead In his bed by the servants and
wnen doctor was summoned he said that the
cause OF death was rush of blood to the head,
que probably 10 the excessive heat. The remains
were removed TO the residence Of his brother, Mr.
y Q. kemon, III street, and the funeral services
VIII be held this afternoon at O'Clock. Mr. Pugh
was well known In musical circles In this CITY, and
his fine tenor voice and graceful acting has been
the principal feature in many Of the amateur en-
tertainments given in this city for a number Of
years past. He was forty-twO years of age and at
the time OF his death was employed In the Treas
ury Department.
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DIED IN NEW JERsgY.-A private dispatch re-
ceived this morning IroIn Orange, n. j.. announces
the sudden death al that place OF Mrs. Oliver r.
Merrill, or 1918 street. Mrs. Merrill was visit
Ing at the residence OF Mrs DR.. Lowell Mason
Sac was taken sick Saturday, but the attack was
nov thoagnt 10 De serious until last night and she
died al = O'Clock this morning. Her husband. of
the Revenue Marine Service, left for Orange on
the limited express.
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SAYS HIS BRIDE DESERTED HIM.-Maurtce r.
Flynn to-day nied a bill for divorce from Annie
Flynn They were married at ST. Peters Church
April Z, 1855, and after being together for two
months he charges that she deserted him without
cause or proyocation, and his entreat1e5 To her TO
return have been Intellectual